AFFILIATIONS

The objectives of the AASPA are to promote the shooting sports in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and the ADO, by encouraging regular and reserve forces and civilian APS employees to participate in accordance with the rules of AASPA and affiliated organisations.

More Information – president@aurrpc.com.au

The aim of the ADF Clay Target Association is to encourage and promote Clay Target shooting within the Australian Defence Force.

Website – ADF Clay Target

Since its foundation in 1976, IPSC has spread to over 100 countries including Australia, with SA in particular having 20 affiliated clubs, over 300 elite competitors and many hundreds more competing at club level. SA also had the privilege of hosting the 2016 IPSC National Handgun Championships at Southern Vales Practical Shooting League, which was also the 40th anniversary of IPSC in Australia. It was a record breaking event for an Australian Nationals with over 400 competitors.

Website – IPSCSA

Incorporated in September 1949, SARPA is the state’s peak body for the sport of target pistol shooting responsible for the growth and development of the safe and challenging sport of Pistol Shooting. We are a member of the national body Pistol Australia (PA) which provides our members with direct access to 15 different matches, including categories for athletes with a disability, that are all graded to suit members of all skill levels from club to the elite. Our link and affiliation with Shooting Australia provides members with the pathway to international competitions and the only shooting body that allows members to be selected for Commonwealth and Olympic Games representation.

Website – SARPA

NESSCI is located in the eastern foothills of Adelaide, 2 km east of the Tea Tree Gully Hotel, on one of the more historic sites in the State. The pistol and rifle ranges at the western end of the property are nestled in the Glen Ewin Quarries, opened in 1856, from which sandstone was derived for construction of parts of the Adelaide GPO, Town Hall, St Peters Cathedral, St Francis Xavier Cathedral, Flinders St Baptist Church, and other notable buildings in Adelaide. A pottery clay pit on the eastern end of the property, opened in 1927 but closed a few years later during the Great Depression, now houses a modern 50 m pistol range.

Website – NESSCI